TANC is organizing a meeting between Ana, Tibetan students who are in middle school, high school and college and Parents on Sunday, August 11 at 1pm at TANC community center. Ana Rowena McCullough is the co-founder and Board Chair of the QuestBridge.
QuestBridge is a revenue generating non-profit which now places more talented low-income youth into 31 top colleges including Stanford, Princeton, Columbia, Amherst, MIT, Williams, and Yale. Approximately 1500 Quest students were accepted to our partner colleges in 2008 alone (146 at Stanford for instance, and 11% of the entering class of Amherst). Quest is now branching out into college year internships (e.g. the Wall Street Journal and McKinsey & Company. Quest graduates are expected to give back to their communities in exchange for Quest’s support and mentorship.
QuestBridge Vision:
QuestBridge envisions a world where America’s leadership encompasses thoughtful and broad-minded decision makers drawn from every economic segment of society.
QuestBridge will revolutionize the way leading colleges and universities recruit talented low-income students, and the way these students approach their once-in-a-lifetime educations and futures.
QuestBridge Mission:
QuestBridge aims to create a singular place where exceptionally talented low-income students can navigate educational and life opportunities
QuestBridge recruits, develops, and supports motivated low-income students – beginning in high school through college to their first job – to be successful at America’s best colleges, graduate schools, and companies.
For information, visit www.questbridge.org